After a gruelling 7 1/2 hours train journey through Penisular Malaysia we arrived in Kuala Lumpur. First impressions when comparing to KK in Borneo - you can see where all of Malaysias wealth ends up, as beforeus was a modern metropolis. Our B&B was more like a 3* hotel, the best yet, situated in the business district - The Golden Triangle. We were only here for one day, so our obvious goal was the famous Petronas Towers, which were built by Malaysias rich oi...

After a gruelling 7 1/2 hours train journey through Penisular Malaysia we arrived in Kuala Lumpur. First impressions when comparing to KK in Borneo - you can see where all of Malaysias wealth ends up, as beforeus was a modern metropolis. Our B&B was more like a 3* hotel, the best yet, situated in the business district - The Golden Triangle. We were only here for one day, so our obvious goal was the famous Petronas Towers, which were built by Malaysias rich oi...

After a gruelling 7 1/2 hours train journey through Penisular Malaysia we arrived in Kuala Lumpur. First impressions when comparing to KK in Borneo - you can see where all of Malaysias wealth ends up, as beforeus was a modern metropolis. Our B&B was more like a 3* hotel, the best yet, situated in the business district - The Golden Triangle. We were only here for one day, so our obvious goal was the famous Petronas Towers, which were built by Malaysias rich oi...

We flew into Kota Kinabalu which is the capital of Sabah, part of Malasyian Borneo. Borneo is quite confusing as an island as it consists of 3 countries; Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia. Sabah is the northern territory of Borneo homing to SE Asias highest mountain, Mt Kinabalu at an ever-growing 4095m and the orangutan which is only found here and one other place in the world. So, our 1st day in KK gave us quite a fright! We stand out like a sore thumb being in a ...

Singapore, the hedonistic capital of SE Asia. Famous for its extravagent hotels and multiple shopping malls, the more 5* visitors will probably be familiar with Orchard Street where most of this is, however we as the poor back packers were staying in one of Singapores many ethnic districts called Little India. Arriving at night to what looked like a dirty back street in Sri Lanka came as quite a culture shock as you can imagine knuckles were growing white as we h...